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I Am Hungry

by truth2bknown in Issues, November 4, 2009
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The Homeless people need help and it is not always a drinking problem or drugs that makes families homeless. Can I ask have you helped a homeless person out or have you just turned your head and walked away?

The World Hunger Problem

by oeillade in Issues, November 1, 2009
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The shocking statistics gathered by aid agencies show that hunger and poverty are not restricted to developing countries, however in Africa, Asia and Latin American countries there are well over 500 million people living in absolute poverty and one in twelve people on the planet is under nourished. Of these 500 million there are 160 million children under the age of 5.

Hunger Issues in South Asia

by oeillade in Issues, October 31, 2009
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South Asia is continuing to face critical levels of hunger. According to the International Food Policy Research Institute the region has the highest levels of child malnutrition in the world. Half the world’s undernourished children live in this region. South Asia is now one of the current hotspots for hunger and malnutrition along with Sub-Saharan Africa.

Ending Hunger in Africa

by oeillade in Issues, October 31, 2009
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Every year we get the same adverts on the television and in the papers asking us to give money to feed people in Africa during times of famine, provide them with refugee camps and help the poor get through the difficult periods. We see the refugees on the news and the pictures of starving children and hear how these wonderful organisations are helping. But it never seems to get any better. Obviously, giving donations is great; there is no other solution to help people live through these times of crisis.

Where Have Our Priorities Gone?

by Bick Parker in Activism, October 27, 2009
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The value of human life against the value of the rainforest.

Efficiency – The God Who Failed

by Luis Cayetano in Economics, October 6, 2009
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Capitalism is often touted for its efficiency. Marx understood this, Smith wrote about it, and, by God, have the pundits been at it since then. But efficiency ain’t all it’s cracked up to be, and it’s high time we admitted it.

The Most Serious Global Problem: Starvation

by thomaslee3794 in Activism, September 18, 2009
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Starvation is the most serious problem that every one of us are facing this moment.

Food Security as a Consequence of Overpopulation

by Zach Zilter in Society, September 14, 2009
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Damaging effects of overpopulation to a nation.

Shop to Save The World

by spiritandsoultemple in Activism, September 8, 2009
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I have partnered with the ultimate company dedicated to creating a business that gets the $$ straight to the charities; cutting out the middle man means more money for the people. If you are a not for profit organisation; a profit business or just some one who likes to shop; this is the mall for you and all those in need. Not for profit are winners all round.

Global Hunger and Free Markets

by Uma Shankari in Economics, September 3, 2009
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A new multi-billion dollar U.S. aid bill – Global Food Security Act or the Lugar-Casey Act – aims to direct more money toward GM research as part of U.S. foreign aid programs. What are the issues involved?

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